December 2019
- Principal’s Message
- The Chevron Readers’ Cup
- Lower School
- First School
- The Head of Junior School
- ThiMUN 2019
- House Competition
- National Day
July 2019
- the arts
- start at the beginning
- junior school and beyond
- house competitions and more
- growth
- enriching student life
- community events
March 2019
- Team NLCS
- Lots of Literature
- Looking beyond the Classroom
- Kindness
- House Competition
- Hard work Equals Success
- A Global Community
February 2019
- Team NLCS Half Termly Review
- Striving for Success
- Lower School
- Lifelong Learning
- First School
- Care, Courtesy and Consideration
- A Welcoming Community
December 2018
October 2018
- Outside the Classroom
- New Learning Journeys
- House Updates
- Getting out and about
- Celebrating the power of language
June 2018
- Service Learning and Exhibitions
- NLCS Exchange
- Iftar
- House Competitions
- Arts Festival
- Amanat
- Academic Investigation
- Access
May 2018
- Story Tellers
- Outside of the Classroom
- Learning Review in the First School
- History Trip to Italy
- Geography Trip to Iceland
- First School
- Picnic at The Embassy
- 12 Angry Men
junior school and beyond
Junior School and beyond
This all sounds like a busy term; however, the Junior School still found time for learning!
Right across the School, our passionate teachers and classroom assistants have been making lessons fun with innovative ideas to support the students within their Units of Inquiry. The First School Role-Model assemblies were a real highlight this term, with both teachers and students talking about people who have both influenced their lives and whom they admire.
“Grade 5 was a terrific and action-packed year. Ranging from the first day all the way to the end. Dibba camp, the PYP exhibition and all our inter-house competitions. Grade 6 will be a challenge but I’m ready to cope. It’s a new challenge and I’m one hundred percent ready! Senior school, bring it on!” By Edward Tabanji
Science Week got off to a bang, with explosions, bubbles and fire; then led into a busy week of science-related lessons and activities, especially for the Lower School. There was a fascinating crime scene to investigate, which had the students following a trail of evidence all over the School and using scientific methods to analyse them. After an exhaustive investigation that had several members of staff named as suspects, the culprits were finally identified. The week wrapped up the best way possible, with fancy dress, a photo booth filled with scientific props and an amazing science-themed cake competition and bake sale.
